875 Master's degrees in Literature

The German Language and Literature M.A. at Memorial University of Newfoundland is a two-year, full-time postgraduate programme. This public course offers both thesis and course-based routes, focusing on advanced linguistic skills and cultural analysis to prepare students for diverse professional or academic paths.

The Literacy Specialist K-12 (MA) degree program at Lindenwood University prepares certified teachers with extensive knowledge in the use of strategies and techniques to strengthen the reading capabilities of young children, adolescents, and adults.

Second Language Acquisition, Policy and Culture from University of Southern Indiana is designed to provide professionals in education, government, non-profit organizations and business with knowledge and expertise to thrive in a global market.

The Secondary Education - Reading program from Indiana University Southeast fits you if you are a high school teacher looking to boost your qualifications to teach reading.

The English (1700-1830) programme from the University of Oxford is designed to serve both as an autonomous degree for students wishing to pursue more advanced studies in English literature, and as a solid foundation for doctoral research.

For more than 25 years, our groundbreaking Nonfiction program at Goucher College has launched and elevated the careers of writers with a rigorous yet flexible two-year course of study that combines expert mentorship, deep reading and study of craft, instruction in the world of publishing, and an inclusive writer’s community.

The Master of Arts in English Literature at Mercy College New York provides a strong emphasis for students interested in these and other pursuits.

The Literary Studies and Teaching specialization at Central Washington University offers a rigorous, individualized program of advanced study of literature in English, while preparing graduates for careers in secondary school and college-level teaching, professional training and research, and writing in a range of disciplines and modalities.

Grounded in literary and cultural theory, the one-year Comparative Literature (Literary Studies) programme of the University of Amsterdam trains you to analyse cultural objects (both Western and non-Western) within an interdisciplinary theoretical framework and a globalised context.

French at Clark Atlanta University provides students with the opportunity to perfect their language skills for global communication and awareness, understand curricular content and innovations, and international experiences that connect them to the larger world.

Reading at Worcester State University provides you with the theoretical knowledge and practical experience you need to qualify for initial licensure as a reading specialist in Massachusetts.

The English Literature M.Sc. at the University of Ottawa is a comprehensive postgraduate programme designed for advanced literary study. This public course offers flexible pathways including thesis, research paper, or coursework options. Students engage with diverse literary histories over a one to two-year duration.

The Arabic Language and Literature program at Birzeit University strives to create a distinctive positive spirit towards scientific research among staff and students.

The English Literature - Medieval and Renaissance Studies programme at the University of Ottawa is a Master of Arts degree delivered in a public study mode. This advanced curriculum offers a multidisciplinary approach to literary history, typically completed over one to two years through full-time or part-time study.

The Master of Arts degree in Romance Languages is designed for students interested in French, Italian, Spanish, or any combination of two of these. The Romance Languages - French degree is offered at Southern Connecticut State University.

The M.A. in Children's Literature - Children's Illustration at Goldsmiths, University of London is a one-year full-time programme designed for those passionate about children's literature. This course offers a blend of practical and theoretical insights, focusing on developing your illustration skills and understanding the publishing industry.

The Interpreting Studies program of the Western Oregon University provides interpreters and interpreter educators who use English and another language, spoken or signed, advanced scholarship that focuses on theoretical, practical and teaching applications. This advances the standards and leadership of the interpreting profession, both signed and spoken, via research, rigorous study, and practice.

The Russian Literature programme at Indiana University Bloomington offers a comprehensive M.A. degree for students seeking expertise in Slavic traditions. This full-time postgraduate course provides a rigorous academic foundation in literary analysis, preparing scholars for advanced research or professional careers in the field.

The Comparative Literature programme at Indiana University Bloomington is a specialised Master of Arts for Teachers (M.A.T.) designed for educators. This public study mode course focuses on world literature and humanities. It requires foreign language proficiency and offers a flexible duration for professional development.

The French M.A. at The City University of New York provides a comprehensive exploration of Francophone culture. This public programme offers advanced training in literature and stylistics through flexible study modes. It is designed to prepare students for doctoral research or professional roles in global organisations.